English Judge: "I Cannot Think Of Any More Obviously Fundamental Human Right Than The Right Of A Man To Have Sex With His Wife"

In a British case where social service officials decided that one man's ambiguously cognitively impaired wife might not be able to consent following an unspecified decline in her condition and thusly the two shouldn't be able to ever fuck again according to social work law, presiding Judge Justice Hayden declined the social worker's request to issue a preliminary court order barring marital sex (archived). In a decision outraging the social work lobby the Honorable Justice Hayden instead is insisting on hearing evidence and legal arguments before any orders are imposed by the court.

In a three way showdown Hayden will be hearing arguments from lawyers representing the husband, the wife, and the local council's meddling social workers.

3 thoughts on “English Judge: "I Cannot Think Of Any More Obviously Fundamental Human Right Than The Right Of A Man To Have Sex With His Wife"

  1. Wow. Britain got something right? I guess it's not settled yet, but still. And how does the wife have her own lawyer? Isn't granting power of attorney similarly a matter of consent? And doesn't the husband have that power unless otherwise specified?

  2. The social disservices are playing both hands, got "her" a lawyer, got themselves a lawyer, all that imaginary public treasury ain't gonna spend itself.

  3. Could be the social disservices are simply working to make all Britons as celibate as Lizzy.

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